One look at the gameplay — with players removing ingredient balls from the grid to try to create explosions of matching colors — and you'll immediately be reminded of various mobile apps. Interesting to see that style of gameplay filter into slightly more involved tabletop games (more involved than the apps, that is), especially since Potion Explosion is not a solo gaming experience, but something for 2-4 players. I don't know whether such gameplay could attract "outsiders" who don't normally play tabletop games, but I'm curious to see what happens.